Chinese Herbal Oral Paste for Conditioning Dampness-heat Constitution and Processing Method therefor

ABSTRACT

The present application discloses a Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution. The Chinese herbal oral paste includes the following components: baical skullcap root, unprocessed rehmannia root, plantain seed, purslane herb, angelica, cardamon fruit, virgate wormwood herb, rice beans, weeping forsythia capsule, thunberg fritillary bulb, Chinese waxgourd peel, mint, dried tangerine peel, prepared atractylodes rhizome, waxgourd seed, common anemarrhena rhizome, amur cork-tree, golden buckwheat rhizome, fuling, Chinese yam, bitter apricot seed, coix seed, bamboo leaf, Chinese wolfberry root-bark, ural licorice root tip, common selfheal fruit-spike, white mulberry root-bark, ash bark, tortoise-plastron gelatin, turtle shell gelatin, and xylitol. The Chinese herbal oral paste of the present disclosure has a higher drug concentration and good taste, is particularly suitable for health preserving in winter and conditioning the dampness-heat constitution, will not create negative effects to the human body at all, and can achieve certain efficacy of strengthening physical health.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of health foods, andparticularly to a Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution and a processing method therefor.

BACKGROUND

In Classification and Determination of Constitution in TraditionalChinese Medicine, the China Association of Chinese Medicine classifiesbody constitutions of the human body into nine types, including yin-yangharmony constitution, yang deficiency constitution, yin deficiencyconstitution, qi deficiency constitution, phlegm-dampness constitution,dampness-heat constitution, qi depression constitution, blood stasisconstitution, and allergic constitution, most of which belong tosub-healthy states.

The so-called dampness, which is commonly referred to as water-dampness,includes exogenous dampness and endogenous dampness. The exogenousdampness is caused by invasion of exogenous water-dampness into thehuman body as a result of humid climate, wading, exposure to rain ordampness of living room. The endogenous dampness is a pathologicalproduct and often relates to digestive function. It is believed bytraditional Chinese medicine that the spleen has the function of“transportation and transformation of water-dampness”. In case ofindigestion due to weakness, overeating or eating too much oily food orsweets, the spleen cannot perform the function of transportation andtransformation of water-dampness, leading to “internal retention ofwater-dampness”. Moreover, people with spleen deficiency tend to incurinvasion of exogenous dampness, and the functioning of spleen andstomach is often frustrated by exogenous dampness, leading to endogenyof dampness. Thus there is both independent and related relationshipbetween the exogenous dampness and the functioning of spleen andstomach. The so-called heat is a kind of symptom caused by heat. In thecase of dampness-heat, heat and dampness coexist. Because dampness andheat invades simultaneously the human body due to the muggy weather insummer and autumn, or the dampness is retained for a long time totransform into heat, or the dampness is transformed by the “yang-heatconstitution” “from yang into heat”, the simultaneous presence ofdampness and heat is very common.

Such sub-healthy constitution as dampness-heat constitution belongs tochronic diseases and has a relatively long disease course, and requiresa long-term medication and gradual conditioning, in order to achieve theeffects of removing heat to eliminate dampness. The drug forms commonlyused in the traditional Chinese medicine are decoctions and Chinesepatent medicine such as pills and the like. Decoctions usually haverelatively good efficacy, but the administration thereof is complicated,and the taste thereof is poor. If the decoctions need to be prepared fora long time, it is difficult for a patient to keep taking thedecoctions. Moreover, the efficacy of the pills is relatively poor.

It is mentioned in the Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor that “thesuperior physician prevents illness, the mediocre physician attends toimpending illness, and the inferior physician treats actual illness”,wherein the phrase “prevent illness” means taking corresponding measuresto prevent the occurrence and development of diseases. The bodyconstitution determines the health of people and susceptibility todiseases. It is believed in the traditional Chinese medicine that sincethe human beings live in the natural world, physiological functions ofthe human body usually change with seasons, that is, “correspondencebetween man and nature”. Winter is the season when the human body“stores energies”, thus appropriate nourishment can enhance theconstitution, ward off diseases and strengthen the body, and prolonglife, that is, conditioning in winter or nourishing in winter commonlymentioned in the traditional Chinese medicine. For the sub-healthypopulation with dampness-heat constitution, a solid oral paste with ahigher drug concentration and good taste, and being convenient to carrymore meets requirements of modern people.

SUMMARY

A main object of the present disclosure is to provide a Chinese herbalnourishing product suitable for conditioning in winter so as to treatdampness-heat constitution.

In order to achieve the above object, according to one aspect of thepresent disclosure, there is provided a Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning dampness-heat constitution.

The Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution according to the present disclosure includes the followingcomponents in parts by weight: 5-15 parts of baical skullcap root, 5-15parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 4-16 parts of plantain seed, 12-28parts of purslane herb, 3-17 parts of angelica, 1-5 parts of cardamonfruit, 5-19 parts of virgate wormwood herb, 9-21 parts of rice beans,5-15 parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 5-16 parts of thunbergfritillary bulb, 10-30 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 3-9 parts ofmint, 2-9 parts of dried tangerine peel, 7-19 parts of preparedatractylodes rhizome, 8-22 parts of waxgourd seed, 2-9 parts of commonanemarrhena rhizome, 4-16 parts of amur cork-tree, 8-23 parts of goldenbuckwheat rhizome, 7-18 parts of fuling, 6-18 parts of Chinese yam, 5-15parts of bitter apricot seed, 11-27 parts of coix seed, 5-16 parts ofbamboo leaf, 8-20 parts of Chinese wolfberry root-bark, 2-9 parts ofural licorice root tip, 9-22 parts of common selfheal fruit-spike, 6-18parts of white mulberry root-bark, 5-17 parts of ash bark, 7-25 parts oftortoise-plastron gelatin, 15-35 parts of turtle shell gelatin, and20-30 parts of xylitol.

Furthermore, the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution according to the present disclosure includesthe following components in parts by weight: 7-13 parts of baicalskullcap root, 7-13 parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 7-13 parts ofplantain seed, 16-24 parts of purslane herb, 7-13 parts of angelica, 2-4parts of cardamon fruit, 9-15 parts of virgate wormwood herb, 12-18parts of rice beans, 7-13 parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 7-13 partsof thunberg fritillary bulb, 15-25 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 5-7parts of mint, 5-7 parts of dried tangerine peel, 9-15 parts of preparedatractylodes rhizome, 11-19 parts of waxgourd seed, 4-7 parts of commonanemarrhena rhizome, 7-13 parts of amur cork-tree, 12-18 parts of goldenbuckwheat rhizome, 9-15 parts of fuling, 9-15 parts of Chinese yam, 7-13parts of bitter apricot seed, 15-25 parts of coix seed, 7-13 parts ofbamboo leaf, 12-18 parts of Chinese wolfberry root-bark, 4-8 parts ofural licorice root tip, 12-18 parts of common selfheal fruit-spike, 9-15parts of white mulberry root-bark, 7-13 parts of ash bark, 10-20 partsof tortoise-plastron gelatin, 20-30 parts of turtle shell gelatin, and25-35 parts of xylitol.

Furthermore, the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution according to the present disclosure includesthe following components in parts by weight: 10 parts of baical skullcaproot, 10 parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 10 parts of plantain seed,20 parts of purslane herb, 10 parts of angelica, 3 parts of cardamonfruit, 12 parts of virgate wormwood herb, 15 parts of rice beans, 10parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 10 parts of thunberg fritillarybulb, 20 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 6 parts of mint, 6 parts ofdried tangerine peel, 12 parts of prepared atractylodes rhizome, 15parts of waxgourd seed, 6 parts of common anemarrhena rhizome, 10 partsof amur cork-tree, 15 parts of golden buckwheat rhizome, 12 parts offuling, 12 parts of Chinese yam, 10 parts of bitter apricot seed, 20parts of coix seed, 10 parts of bamboo leaf, 15 parts of Chinesewolfberry root-bark, 6 parts of ural licorice root tip, 15 parts ofcommon selfheal fruit-spike, 10 parts of white mulberry root-bark, 10parts of ash bark, 15 parts of tortoise-plastron gelatin, 25 parts ofturtle shell gelatin, and 30 parts of xylitol.

In order to achieve the above object, according to the other aspect ofthe present disclosure, there is a processing method for a Chineseherbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution.

The processing method for a Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution according to the present disclosure includesthe following steps in sequence: preparation of materials, soaking,decoction, concentration, and collecting an oral paste.

Furthermore, the step of preparation of materials is: measuring rawmaterials of formula ratio according to composition of the Chineseherbal oral paste, and washing raw materials, except turtle shellgelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin, and xylitol, for subsequent use.

Furthermore, the soaking step is: soaking the cleaned raw materials with8-10 folds of water for 8-15 h, with the water over the raw materials by10-20 cm.

Furthermore, the decoction step is: decocting the soaked drug materialsover flame, firstly boiling the drug materials with high heat tosufficiently expand, then boiling the drug materials with low heat for1-2 hours of decoction, then filtering drug juice with gauze, thensoaking filtered dregs of decoction with clear water and decocting thesoaked dregs of decoction with low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 2-4times, then combining the filtered drug juice, and squeezing andfiltering the dregs to obtain a squeezed juice; combining decoctionjuice with the squeezed juice, followed by static settlement for 2 h,and filtering, to obtain a supernatant liquid for subsequent use.

Furthermore, the concentration step is: boiling and skimming thesupernatant liquid resulted in the decoction step, followed by stirringwhile decocting and concentrating with low heat, until the drug liquiddoes not disperse when being dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarianpaste.

Furthermore, the step of collecting an oral paste is: pouring xylitol,melted turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastron gelatin into thevegetarian paste respectively, stirring them continuously with a shovelwhile cooking them slowly with low heat, until the juice coagulates intobeads when dropped into clear water and does not disperse, and canningthe resulted oral paste.

The melting step is: smashing lumps of turtle shell gelatin andtortoise-plastron gelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder,soaking and softening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder inShaoxing wine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces orgelatin powder in a steamer until they are completely melted.

The Chinese herbal oral paste of the present disclosure has a higherdrug concentration and good taste, is particularly suitable for healthpreserving in winter and conditioning the dampness-heat constitution,will not create negative effects or harm to the human body at all, andis capable of achieving certain efficacy of strengthening physicalhealth.

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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a processing technology for a Chinese herbaloral paste of an embodiment of the present disclosure.

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It should be noted that the embodiments of the present application andthe features of the embodiments can be combined with each other if thereis no conflict. The present application will be described in detailbelow in combination with the embodiments.

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitutionof the present disclosure includes the following components: baicalskullcap root, unprocessed rehmannia root, plantain seed, purslane herb,angelica, cardamon fruit, virgate wormwood herb, rice beans, weepingforsythia capsule, thunberg fritillary bulb, Chinese waxgourd peel,mint, dried tangerine peel, prepared atractylodes rhizome, waxgourdseed, common anemarrhena rhizome, amur cork-tree, golden buckwheatrhizome, fuling, Chinese yam, bitter apricot seed, coix seed, bambooleaf, Chinese wolfberry root-bark, ural licorice root tip, commonselfheal fruit-spike, white mulberry root-bark, ash bark,tortoise-plastron gelatin, turtle shell gelatin, and xylitol.

Baical skullcap root is bitter in flavor and cold in nature, acts onheart, lung, gallbladder, and large intestine, discharges excess fire,eliminates dampness-heat, stops bleeding, prevents miscarriage, and isused for high fever and polydipsia, cough due to the lung heat,dampness-heat diarrhea, jaundice, heat strangury, hematemesis, bleedingfrom five sense organs or subcutaneous tissue, metrorrhagia,metrostaxis, sore red swollen eyes, fetal upset, and carbuncle boils andscabies.

Unprocessed rehmannia root is sweet in flavor and cold in nature, actson heart, liver, and kidney, removes heat, generates body fluid,nourishes yin, replenishes blood, and is used for yin-deficiency heat,consumptive thirst, hematemesis, bleeding from five sense organs orsubcutaneous tissue, metrorrhagia, irregular menstruation, fetal upset,and yin-injury constipation.

Plantain seed is sweet in flavor and cold in nature, acts on kidney andbladder, alleviates water retention, removes heat, improves eyesight,eliminates phlegm, and is used for urinary obstruction, stranguria withturbid discharge, leucorrhoea disease, hematuria, summer-heat diarrhea,cough with excessive phlegm, dampness arthralgia, and bloodshot eye andblurred vision.

Purslane herb is sour in flavor and cold in nature, acts on liver andlarge intestine, clears away heat and toxic materials, cools blood forhemostasis, relieves dysentery; and is used for heat toxicity and bloodydysentery, abscess and furuncle, eczema, erysipelas, snake and insectbites, hematochezia, hemorrhoidal bleeding, metrorrhagia andhematochezia.

Angelica is sweet and acrid in flavor and warm in nature, acts on liver,heart, and spleen, replenishes blood and invigorates the circulation ofblood, regulates menstruation and relieves pain, relaxes bowel, and isused for blood-deficiency etiolation, vertigo and palpitation, irregularmenstruation, amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea, deficiency-cold stomachache,rheumatic arthralgia, traumatic injury, ulcer and skin and externaldiseases, and constipation due to intestinal dryness. Alcohol-boiledangelica is used for amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea, rheumatic arthralgia,and traumatic injury.

Cardamon fruit is acrid in flavor and warm in nature, acts on spleen andstomach, resolves dampness and promotes the circulation of qi, warms themiddle energizer and arrests vomiting, stimulates appetite and promotesdigestion, and is used for dampness obstruction and qi stagnation,incoordination between spleen and stomach, abdominal fullness anddistention, poor appetite, beginning of damp-warm syndrome, oppressionin the chest without hunger, stomach cold vomiting, and indigestion.

Virgate wormwood herb is bitter and acrid in flavor and slightly cold innature, acts on spleen, stomach, liver, and gallbladder, clears awayheat and promotes diuresis, removes jaundice, and is used for jaundice,difficult urination, eczema and itching, infectious jaundice hepatitisand so on. According to pharmacological research, it has the effects ofbenefiting gallbladder, protecting liver functions, cooling down,resisting inflammation, reducing blood fat, reducing blood pressure,expanding coronary artery and so on.

Rice beans are sweet and sour in flavor and neutral in nature, act onheart and small intestine, alleviate water retention and relieveswelling, clear away toxic materials and discharge pus, and are used foredema distention, beriberi edema, jaundice and dark urine, wind-dampnesspyretic arthralgia, carbuncle, and intestinal carbuncle and stomachache.

Weeping forsythia capsule is bitter in flavor and cool in nature, actson heart, liver, and gallbladder, removes heat, clears away toxicmaterials, removes stasis, relieves swelling, and is used for warm heat,erysipelas, macula, carbuncle, scrofula, and dribbling urination andanuresis.

Thunberg fritillary bulb is bitter in flavor and cold in nature, acts onlung and heart, removes heat to eliminate phlegm and relieve cough,clears away toxic matters to remove stasis and resolves carbuncle, andis used for cough due to wind-heat, pyrophlegm cough, pulmonary abscess,acute mastitis, crewels, and carbuncle.

Chinese waxgourd peel is sweet in flavor and cool in nature, acts onspleen and small intestine, promotes urination and relieves swelling,and is used for edema distention, difficult urination, summer-heatthirst, and scanty dark urine.

Mint is acrid in flavor and cool in nature, acts on lung and liver,dispels wind and heat, clears and disinhibits the head and eyes,relieves sore throat and promotes eruption, soothes the liver andpromotes the circulation of qi, and is used for common cold due towind-heat, headache, swollen sore throat, dyspepsia and flatulence,aphtha, toothache, furuncle, urticarial, beginning of warm diseases,rubella pruritus, liver depression and qi stagnation, chest distress andhypochondriac pain.

Dried tangerine peel is bitter and acrid in flavor and warm in nature,acts on lung and spleen, regulates qi and tonifies spleen, driesdampness and resolves phlegm, and is used for abdominal fullness anddistention, reduced appetite and vomiting, and cough with excessivephlegm.

Prepared atractylodes rhizome is acrid and bitter in flavor and warm innature, acts on spleen, stomach, and liver, dries dampness and tonifiesspleen, dispels wind to eliminate cold, improves eyesight, and is usedfor dampness retention in middle jiao, abdominal fullness anddistention, diarrhea, edema, beriberi paralysis, arthralgia due towind-dampness, common cold due to wind-cold, nyctalopia, and faint andobscure eyesight.

Waxgourd seed is sweet in flavor and cool in nature, acts on lung, largeintestine, and bladder, moistens lung, resolves phlegm, resolvescarbuncle, alleviates water retention, and is used for cough due tophlegm-heat, pulmonary abscess, intestinal carbuncle, gonorrhea, edema,dermatophytosis, haemorrhoids, and brandy nose and face.

Common anemarrhena rhizome is bitter in flavor and cold in nature, actson lung, stomach, and kidney, removes heat and purges pathogenic fire,nourishes yin and moistens dryness, and is used for pyreticosispolydipsia, dry cough due to the lung heat, steaming bone hectic fever,internal-heat consumptive thirst, and constipation due to intestinaldryness.

Amur cork-tree is bitter in flavor and cold in nature, acts on kidneyand bladder, removes heat and dries dampness, purges pathogenic fire andclears hectic heat, clears away toxic matters and treats furuncles, andis used for dampness-heat dysentery, jaundice and dark urine,leucorrhoea disease and vulval pruritus, astringent pain, beriberiparalysis, steaming bone consumptive fever, night sweating, gonobolia,toxic swelling of skin and external diseases, and eczema.

Golden buckwheat rhizome is sour and bitter in flavor and cold innature, acts on lung, stomach, and liver, removes heat and toxicmatters, invigorates blood circulation to resolve carbuncle, dispelswind and dampness, and is used for pulmonary abscess, lung-heat coughand asthma, swollen sore throat, dysentery, arthralgia syndrome due towind-dampness, traumatic injury, carbuncle, and snake and insect bites.

Fuling is sweet and light in flavor and neutral in nature, acts onheart, lung, spleen, and kidney, alleviates water retention and clearsdampness, tonifies spleen, calms the mind, and is used for edema andscanty urine, phlegm and fluid retention and dizziness and palpitation,reduced spleen-deficiency appetite, loose stool and diarrhea,uneasiness, and palpitation to insomnia.

Chinese yam is sweet in flavor, neutral in nature, and non-toxic, actson spleen, lung, and kidney, strengthens spleen and stomach, nourisheslung qi, tonifies kidney essence, nourishes physical health, rendersgood hearing and eyesight and delays senility upon long administration,and is used for reduced spleen-deficiency appetite, loose stooldiarrhea, lung-deficiency asthma, gonobolia and frequent urination, andyin-deficiency consumptive thirst.

Bitter apricot seed is bitter in flavor and slightly warm in nature,acts on lung and large intestine, relieves cough and asthma, lubricatesintestine to relax bowel, and is used for cough and dyspnea, andconstipation due to intestinal dryness.

Coix seed is sweet and light in flavor and cool in nature, acts onspleen, stomach, and lung, alleviates water retention and clearsdampness, tonifies spleen and cures diarrhea, eliminates arthralgiasyndromes, discharges pus, clears away toxic matters and removes stasis,and is used for edema, beriberi, difficult urination, spleen-deficiencydiarrhea, dampness arthralgia muscular constriction, pulmonary abscess,intestinal carbuncle, excrescence, and cancerous protuberance.

Bamboo leaf is sweet and light in flavor and cold in nature, acts onheart, lung, and stomach, removes heat to relieve restlessness, promotesthe secretion of body fluid, promotes urination, and is used forpyreticosis polydipsia, infantile convulsion, choking cough, andhaematemesis, scanty dark urine, aphthous stomatitis and tongue boil.

Chinese wolfberry root-bark is sweet in flavor and cold in nature, actson lung, liver, and kidney, removes heat, cools blood, and is used forconsumptive hectic fever and night sweating, lung-heat cough and asthma,hematemesis, bleeding from five sense organs or subcutaneous tissue,stranguria, consumptive thirst, hypertension, carbuncle, and malignantsore.

Ural licorice root tip is sweet in flavor and cold in nature, acts onheart, small intestine, and bladder, discharges fire and removes toxicmatters, induces diuresis for treating stranguria, and is used for heatstrangury, short and scanty urine, pain in penis, and heat accumulationin chest.

Common selfheal fruit-spike is acrid and bitter in flavor and cold innature, acts on liver and gallbladder, removes heat and purgespathogenic fire, improves eyesight, removes stasis and swelling, and isused for sore red swollen eyes, headache and dizziness, eye pain atnight, scrofula, thyroid tumor, acute mastitis swelling pain.

White mulberry root-bark is sweet and acrid in flavor and cold innature, acts on lung and spleen, purges the lung of pathogenic fire andrelieves asthma, alleviates water retention and relieves swelling, andis used for lung-heat cough and asthma with phlegm, water retentionstagnating in lung, distention and syndrome characterized by dyspnea,edema, beriberi, and difficult urination.

Ash bark is bitter and astringent in flavor and cold in nature, acts onliver, gallbladder, and large intestine, removes heat to dry dampness,promotes astriction and relieves dysentery, arrests leucorrhoea,improves eyesight, and is used for warm-heat diarrhea, leukorrhea withreddish discharge, sore red swollen eyes, and cataract.

Tortoise-plastron gelatin is sweet and salty in flavor and neutral innature, nourishes yin, replenishes blood, stops bleeding, and is usedfor yin-deficiency blood depletion, consumptive heat and steaming bone,hematemesis, bleeding from five sense organs or subcutaneous tissue,dysphoria with smothery sensation and palpitation, kidney-deficiencybackache, impotent feet and knees, metrorrhagia and metrostaxis, andleucorrhoea.

Turtle shell gelatin is sweet and salty in flavor and slightly cold innature, acts on liver, lung, and kidney, nourishes yin and allays fever,resolves hard lump, and is used for yin-deficiency hectic fever,consumptive disease and hemoptysis, chronic malaria, malaria withabdominal mass, hemorrhoids gall, and blood-deficiency amenorrhea.

The general manifestations of dampness-heat are as follows: heavy limbs,obvious fever in the afternoon which cannot be relieved by sweating;greasy tongue coating and rapid pulse. Depending on the different partsof body where dampness-heat is present, the specific manifestationsvaries. For example, eczema or malignant boil occurs in the case thatdampness-heat is in skin and flesh; local swelling and pain occurs inthe case of the joints, tendon and vessel. But the commonly saiddampness-heat often refers to dampness-heat into internal organs,especially dampness-heat in the spleen and stomach, which is manifestedas epigastric oppression and fullness of the abdomen, nausea andanorexia, loose stool, short and red urine, and soft pulse. Otherdampness-heat includes, such as, dampness-heat in liver and gallbladderwhich is manifested as liver swelling pain, mouth with bitter taste andpoor appetite, skin and eyes yellowing, alternate fever and cold, wirypulse; dampness-heat in bladder which is manifested as frequenturination, urgent urination, astringent urination and urination pain,yellow and turbid urine; dampness-heat in intestinum which is manifestedas abdominal pain and diarrhea and even tenesmus, bloody purulent stool,burning pain in anus, and thirst. Since the symptoms of thedampness-heat constitution have a variety of manifestation, therapyshould be divided into eliminating dampness and clearing heat-fire. TheChinese herbal oral paste of the present disclosure addresses the causesof diseases of dampness-heat with predominant heat of people with thedampness-heat constitution through the efficacies of removing heat andtoxic matters, regulating the middle energizer to descend qi, andtonifying spleen and promoting diuresis of various drugs. With themultiple types of drug materials of large dosages, efficacies of thevarious drug materials generate a synergistic effect, with the functionsof eliminating dampness and heat, and the dampness-heat constitution canbe corrected, so that people are vigorous with strong resistibility, andthe occurrence of diseases is avoided. With the correction for suchconstitution, it is more targeted and will not create side effects,without harm to the human body at all, and can achieve certain efficacyof strengthening the body.

As shown in FIG. 1, the processing method for the Chinese herbal oralpaste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution of the presentdisclosure includes the following steps in sequence: preparation ofmaterials, soaking, decoction, concentration, collecting an oral paste,and finally packaging. For specific operations of respective steps,reference can be made to various embodiments of the present disclosure.

Embodiment 1

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 5 parts of baicalskullcap root, 5 parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 4 parts ofplantain seed, 12 parts of purslane herb, 3 parts of angelica, 1 partsof cardamon fruit, 5 parts of virgate wormwood herb, 9 parts of ricebeans, 5 parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 5 parts of thunbergfritillary bulb, 10 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 3 parts of mint, 2parts of dried tangerine peel, 7 parts of prepared atractylodes rhizome,8 parts of waxgourd seed, 2 parts of common anemarrhena rhizome, 4 partsof amur cork-tree, 8 parts of golden buckwheat rhizome, 7 parts offuling, 6 parts of Chinese yam, 5 parts of bitter apricot seed, 11 partsof coix seed, 5 parts of bamboo leaf, 8 parts of Chinese wolfberryroot-bark, 2 parts of ural licorice root tip, 9 parts of common selfhealfruit-spike, 6 parts of white mulberry root-bark, 5 parts of ash bark, 7parts of tortoise-plastron gelatin, 15 parts of turtle shell gelatin,and 20 parts of xylitol.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except turtle shell gelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin,and xylitol, for subsequent use;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 8 folds of water for 8h, with the water over the raw materials by 10 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1 hour of decoction, thenfiltering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 4 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtain asqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol, melted turtle shell gelatinand tortoise-plastron gelatin into the vegetarian paste respectively,stirring them continuously with a shovel while cooking them slowly withlow heat, until the juice can coagulate into beads and not disperse whenbeing dropped into clear water, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastron gelatin into small gelatinpieces or gelatin powder, soaking and softening the small gelatin piecesor the gelatin powder in Shaoxing wine, water bath heating the softenedsmall gelatin pieces or gelatin powder in a steamer until they arecompletely melted.

Embodiment 2

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 15 parts of baicalskullcap root, 15 parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 16 parts ofplantain seed, 28 parts of purslane herb, 17 parts of angelica, 5 partsof cardamon fruit, 19 parts of virgate wormwood herb, 21 parts of ricebeans, 15 parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 16 parts of thunbergfritillary bulb, 30 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 9 parts of mint, 9parts of dried tangerine peel, 19 parts of prepared atractylodesrhizome, 22 parts of waxgourd seed, 9 parts of common anemarrhenarhizome, 16 parts of amur cork-tree, 23 parts of golden buckwheatrhizome, 18 parts of fuling, 18 parts of Chinese yam, 15 parts of bitterapricot seed, 27 parts of coix seed, 16 parts of bamboo leaf, 20 partsof Chinese wolfberry root-bark, 9 parts of ural licorice root tip, 22parts of common selfheal fruit-spike, 18 parts of white mulberryroot-bark, 17 parts of ash bark, 25 parts of tortoise-plastron gelatin,35 parts of turtle shell gelatin, and 30 parts of xylitol.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except turtle shell gelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin,and xylitol, for subsequent use;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 10 folds of water for 15h, with the water over the raw materials by 20 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 2 hours of decoction, thenfiltering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 2 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol, melted turtle shell gelatinand tortoise-plastron gelatin into the vegetarian paste respectively,stirring them continuously with a shovel while cooking them slowly withlow heat, until the juice can coagulate into beads and not disperse whenbeing dropped into clear water, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastron gelatin into small gelatinpieces or gelatin powder, soaking and softening the small gelatin piecesor the gelatin powder in Shaoxing wine, water bath heating the softenedsmall gelatin pieces or gelatin powder in a steamer until they arecompletely melted.

Embodiment 3

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 7 parts of baicalskullcap root, 7 parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 7 parts ofplantain seed, 16 parts of purslane herb, 7 parts of angelica, 2 partsof cardamon fruit, 9parts of virgate wormwood herb, 12 parts of ricebeans, 7 parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 7 parts of thunbergfritillary bulb, 15 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 5 parts of mint, 5parts of dried tangerine peel, 9 parts of prepared atractylodes rhizome,11 parts of waxgourd seed, 4 parts of common anemarrhena rhizome, 7parts of amur cork-tree, 12 parts of golden buckwheat rhizome, 9 partsof fuling, 9 parts of Chinese yam, 7 parts of bitter apricot seed, 15parts of coix seed, 7 parts of bamboo leaf, 12 parts of Chinesewolfberry root-bark, 4 parts of ural licorice root tip, 12 parts ofcommon selfheal fruit-spike, 9 parts of white mulberry root-bark, 7parts of ash bark, 10 parts of tortoise-plastron gelatin, 20 parts ofturtle shell gelatin, and 25 parts of xylitol.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except turtle shell gelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin,and xylitol, for subsequent use;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 9 folds of water for 10h, with the water over the raw materials by 15 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1.5 hours of decoction,then filtering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 3 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decoction andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol, and melted turtle shellgelatin and tortoise-plastron gelatin into the vegetarian pasterespectively, stirring them continuously with a shovel while cookingthem slowly with low heat, until the juice can coagulate into beads andnot disperse when being dropped into clear water, then canning theresulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastron gelatin into small gelatinpieces or gelatin powder, soaking and softening the small gelatin piecesor the gelatin powder in Shaoxing wine, water bath heating the softenedsmall gelatin pieces or gelatin powder in a steamer until they arecompletely melted.

Embodiment 4

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 13 parts of baicalskullcap root, 13 parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 13 parts ofplantain seed, 24 parts of purslane herb, 13 parts of angelica, 4 partsof cardamon fruit, 15 parts of virgate wormwood herb, 18 parts of ricebeans, 13 parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 13 parts of thunbergfritillary bulb, 25 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 7 parts of mint, 7parts of dried tangerine peel, 15 parts of prepared atractylodesrhizome, 19 parts of waxgourd seed, 7 parts of common anemarrhenarhizome, 13 parts of amur cork-tree, 18 parts of golden buckwheatrhizome, 15 parts of fuling, 15 parts of Chinese yam, 13 parts of bitterapricot seed, 25 parts of coix seed, 13 parts of bamboo leaf, 18 partsof Chinese wolfberry root-bark, 8 parts of ural licorice root tip, 18parts of common selfheal fruit-spike, 15 parts of white mulberryroot-bark, 13 parts of ash bark, 20 parts of tortoise-plastron gelatin,30 parts of turtle shell gelatin, and 35 parts of xylitol.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except turtle shell gelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin,and xylitol, for subsequent use;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 9 folds of water for 12h, with the water over the raw materials by 15 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1.5 hours of decoction,then filtering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 3 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol, melted turtle shell gelatinand tortoise-plastron gelatin into the vegetarian paste respectively,stirring them continuously with a shovel while cooking them slowly withlow heat, until the juice can coagulate and not disperse into beads whenbeing dropped into clear water, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastron gelatin into small gelatinpieces or gelatin powder, soaking and softening the small gelatin piecesor the gelatin powder in Shaoxing wine, water bath heating the softenedsmall gelatin pieces or gelatin powder in a steamer until they arecompletely melted.

Embodiment 5

A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitutionincludes the following components in parts by weight: 10 parts of baicalskullcap root, 10 parts of unprocessed rehmannia root, 10 parts ofplantain seed, 20 parts of purslane herb, 10 parts of angelica, 3 partsof cardamon fruit, 12 parts of virgate wormwood herb, 15 parts of ricebeans, 10 parts of weeping forsythia capsule, 10 parts of thunbergfritillary bulb, 20 parts of Chinese waxgourd peel, 6 parts of mint, 6parts of dried tangerine peel, 12 parts of prepared atractylodesrhizome, 15 parts of waxgourd seed, 6 parts of common anemarrhenarhizome, 10 parts of amur cork-tree, 15 parts of golden buckwheatrhizome, 12 parts of fuling, 12 parts of Chinese yam, 10 parts of bitterapricot seed, 20 parts of coix seed, 10 parts of bamboo leaf, 15 partsof Chinese wolfberry root-bark, 6 parts of ural licorice root tip, 15parts of common selfheal fruit-spike, 12 parts of white mulberryroot-bark, 10 parts of ash bark, 15 parts of tortoise-plastron gelatin,25 parts of turtle shell gelatin, and 30 parts of xylitol.

The processing method therefor includes the following steps in sequence:

preparation of materials: measuring raw materials of formula ratioaccording to composition of the Chinese herbal oral paste, and washingraw materials, except turtle shell gelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin,and xylitol, for subsequent use;

soaking: soaking the cleaned raw materials with 9 folds of water for 11h, with the water over the raw materials by 17 cm;

decoction: decocting the soaked drug materials over flame, firstlyboiling the drug materials with high heat to sufficiently expand, thenboiling the drug materials with low heat for 1.5 hours of decoction,then filtering drug juice with gauze, then soaking filtered dregs ofdecoction with clear water and decocting the soaked dregs of decoctionwith low heat for 1 hour, thus repeating 3 times, then combining thefiltered drug juice, and squeezing and filtering the dregs to obtainsqueezed juice; combining the decoction juice with the squeezed juice,followed by static settlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain asupernatant liquid for subsequent use;

concentration: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquid resulted inthe decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste;

collecting an oral paste: pouring xylitol, melted turtle shell gelatinand tortoise-plastron gelatin into the vegetarian paste respectively,stirring them continuously with a shovel and cooking them slowly withlow heat, until the juice can coagulate into beads and not disperse whenbeing dropped into clear water, then canning the resulted oral paste.

In the above, the step of melting gelatin type drugs is: smashing lumpsof turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastron gelatin into small gelatinpieces or gelatin powder, soaking and softening the small gelatin piecesor the gelatin powder in Shaoxing wine, water bath heating the softenedsmall gelatin pieces or gelatin powder in a steamer until they arecompletely melted.

EXPERIMENT EXAMPLE 1 The Followings are a Test of Effects of the ChineseHerbal Oral Paste for Conditioning Dampness-Heat Constitution PreparedAccording to Embodiment 5 of the Present Disclosure

Basic conditions of cases: 300 clinical cases of dampness-heatconstitution, including 150 male cases and 150 female cases.

Usage and dosage: 25 g each time, once a day. Brew 25 g of the oralpaste with boiling water in a cup, and stir them to make the oral pastemelt for administration.

Evaluation criteria for therapeutic effects:

Cured: clinical symptoms completely disappeared, and normal life wasrestored.

Effective: clinical symptoms partially disappeared, and various signswere gradually improved.

Ineffective: symptoms and signs were not obviously improved.

Result statistics: 228 cases cured, effective to 42 cases, andineffective to 30 cases, i.e., effective to 270 cases in total,therefore the total effective rate was 90%.

EXPERIMENT EXAMPLE 2 Animal Experiment

Wistar rats were divided into 7 groups, 10 rats in each group, half maleand half female, including control group, model group, and 5experimental groups of Embodiments 1 to 5 of the present disclosure. Inaddition to the control group for normal diet in the normal environment,the remaining groups were subjected to modeling of damp-heat syndrome inaccordance with Chinese medicine experimental methodology 1st Ed., thePeople's Health Press, pressed in May 2008. The specific modelingmethods is high-sucrose and high-fat diet, climate (temperature of 35°C. and air relative humidity of 95%), Salmonella typhimurium (106/ml).The rats were fed with high-sucrose and high-fat diet for 10 days, andsubsequently put into a modeling box at temperature of 35° C. with arelative humidity of 95%. After 96 h, Salmonella typhimurium was wasapplied in an amount of 2 ml/200 g (body weight) by gavage, and after120 h, infection was enhanced once [1 ml/200 g (body weight)].Thereafter, the rats were removed and placed in the natural environment.This is the model group of rats. Rats in normal group were fed withnormal diet under normal environment.

The experimental group according to the present disclosure was given theChinese herbal oral paste prepared in Embodiments 1 to 5 of the presentdisclosure. The Chinese herbal oral paste were administrated by gavagefor one week at a dosage for rat of 0.4 g/rat/day, which was obtainedafter conversion from a dosage for human being of 24 g/60 kg bodyweight. After one week of administration, the artery blood was sampledand the rats were sacrificed. The Chinese herbal oral paste was testedfor the effect on body weight and blood viscosity of the dampness-heatmodel rats. The experimental results are shown in Table 1. The Chineseherbal oral paste was tested for the effect on the SOD (superoxidedismutase) and MDA (malondialdehyde) expression in serum and skin of thedampness-heat model rats. The experimental results are shown in Table 2.

TABLE 1 Effect of the Chinese Herbal Oral Paste of the PresentDisclosure on Body Weight and Blood Viscosity of the Dampness-heat ModelRats Blood Midst Shear Group Number Body Weight Viscosity (mpa · s) (115s⁻¹) Control Group 10 312 ± 8.7** 3.44 ± 0.15** Model Group 10 229 ±10.2^(##) 6.88 ± 0.33^(##) Embodiment 1 10 293 ± 13.0* 4.50 ± 0.29**Embodiment 2 10 299 ± 11.8* 4.62 ± 0.35** Embodiment 3 10 280 ± 10.6**4.00 ± 0.25** Embodiment 4 10 285 ± 9.7* 3.84 ± 0.19* Embodiment 5 10291 ± 11.4** 4.08 ± 0.23**

TABLE 2 Effect of the Chinese Herbal Oral Paste of the PresentDisclosure on the SOD and MDA expression in Serum and Skin of theDampness-heat Model Rats Blood SOD Skin SOD Blood MDA Skin MDA GroupNumber (nmol/ml) (nmol/ml) (nmol/ml) (nmol/ml) Control Group 10 7.24 ±1.32** 1.36 ± 0.018** 5.27 ± 0.35** 0.69 ± 0.08** Model Group 10 3.13 ±0.96^(##) 0.44 ± 0.009^(##) 7.94 ± 0.53^(##) 1.01 ± 0.05^(##) Embodiment1 10 6.66 ± 1.17** 0.79 ± 0.007** 6.88 ± 0.47** 0.88 ± 0.06** Embodiment2 10 6.24 ± 1.33* 0.73 ± 0.011** 6.72 ± 0.51** 0.85 ± 0.04** Embodiment3 10 5.81 ± 0.75** 0.88 ± 0.006* 6.15 ± 0.39** 0.80 ± 0.04** Embodiment4 10 5.43 ± 0.92** 0.70 ± 0.007* 5.92 ± 0.50* 0.85 ± 0.08** Embodiment 510 5.33 ± 0.79* 0.89 ± 0.006** 5.70 ± 0.44** 0.77 ± 0.05**

(Note: # compared with normal group ##p<0.01, #p<0.05; * compared withmodel group *p<0.01, **p<0.05)

As can be seen from Table 1, the Chinese herbal oral paste in theexperimental groups of Embodiments 1 to 5 of the present disclosure cansignificantly increase the body weight of the model rats and lower thewhole blood viscosity, and have significant differences compared withthe model group (p<0.01, p<0.05).

As can be seen from Table 2, all of the prescriptions of Embodiments 1-5of the present disclosure can significantly increase the concentrationof SOD in blood and skin so as to enhance the antioxidant capacity ofthe body. Meanwhile, the MDA in blood and skin of the model rats at eachdosage is substantially decreased, indicating a reduction of the body'sdegree of oxidation.

It should be indicated that Embodiments 1-5 of the present invention aremerely some of the embodiments for implementing the technical solutionsof the present invention, and should not be construed as the scope ofprotection of the present invention merely limited to the above fiveembodiments, and a person skilled in the art can make furtherimprovements on the basis of the present invention without departingfrom the principle and spirit of the present invention.

For example, the components of the Chinese herbal oral paste of thepresent invention are not limited to those listed in respectiveembodiments, while other Chinese herbal medicines also can be added, tofurther perfecting the drug formulation of the Chinese herbal oral pasteof the present invention.

For another example, in the process of the processing method for theChinese herbal oral paste of the present invention, in the concentrationstep, when the drug juice is concentrated to the vegetarian paste, awild jujube shell powder is added evenly with stirring. The wild jujubeshell powder above is obtained by sufficiently smashing and grinding thewild jujube shell, with a particle size of 100-400 micrometers. The wildjujube shell powder has the main components of cellulose and lignin, hasquite advanced pores in the powder particles, and is a natural drugcarrier. When added to the Chinese herbal oral paste, the pores insidethe wild jujube shell powder will be filled up with the drug componentsof the Chinese herbal oral paste. Since the cellulose and lignin cannotbe digested or absorbed in vivo, they can be effective as sustainedrelease, then a small part of the drug components stored in the wildjujube shell powder can be released continuously, so that the drug ispresent in the digestive system for an extended period of time. Thephenomenon that the drug components are wasted as the digestive systemcannot absorb a large amount of drug components within a short period oftime will not occur. The wild jujube shell powder is added in an amountof 1%-3% of the gelatin type drugs, and should not be used in anexcessive amount, because the excessive amount, on one hand, willdeteriorate the form quality of the oral paste, and on the other hand,will increase the burdens of the intestines and stomach as it cannot beabsorbed by the human body.

The descriptions above are only preferred embodiments of the presentinvention, which are not used to limit the present invention. For aperson skilled in the art, the present invention may have variouschanges and variations. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions,improvements etc.

within the spirit and principle of the present invention shall all beincluded in the scope of protection of the present invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution, comprising the following components in partsby weight: 5-15 parts of baical skullcap root, 5-15 parts of unprocessedrehmannia root, 4-16 parts of plantain seed, 12-28 parts of purslaneherb, 3-17 parts of angelica, 1-5 parts of cardamon fruit, 5-19 parts ofvirgate wormwood herb, 9-21 parts of rice beans, 5-15 parts of weepingforsythia capsule, 5-16 parts of thunberg fritillary bulb, 10-30 partsof Chinese waxgourd peel, 3-9 parts of mint, 2-9 parts of driedtangerine peel, 7-19 parts of prepared atractylodes rhizome, 8-22 partsof waxgourd seed, 2-9 parts of common anemarrhena rhizome, 4-16 parts ofamur cork-tree, 8-23 parts of golden buckwheat rhizome, 7-18 parts offuling, 6-18 parts of Chinese yam, 5-15 parts of bitter apricot seed,11-27 parts of coix seed, 5-16 parts of bamboo leaf, 8-20 parts ofChinese wolfberry root-bark, 2-9 parts of ural licorice root tip, 9-22parts of common selfheal fruit-spike, 6-18 parts of white mulberryroot-bark, 5-17 parts of ash bark, 7-25 parts of tortoise-plastrongelatin, 15-35 parts of turtle shell gelatin, and 20-30 parts ofxylitol.
 2. The Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 1, wherein the baical skullcap root is 7-13 partsby weight, the unprocessed rehmannia root is 7-13 parts by weight, theplantain seed is 7-13 parts by weight, the purslane herb is 16-24 partsby weight, the angelica is 7-13 parts by weight, the cardamon fruit is2-4 parts by weight, the virgate wormwood herb is 9-15 parts by weight,the rice beans is 12-18 parts by weight, the weeping forsythia capsuleis 7-13 parts by weight, the thunberg fritillary bulb is 7-13 parts byweight, the Chinese waxgourd peel is 15-25 parts by weight, the mint is5-7 parts by weight, the dried tangerine peel is 5-7 parts by weight,the prepared atractylodes rhizome is 9-15 parts by weight, the waxgourdseed is 11-19 parts by weight, the common anemarrhena rhizome is 4-7parts by weight, the amur cork-tree is 7-13 parts by weight, the goldenbuckwheat rhizome is 12-18 parts by weight, the fuling is 9-15 parts byweight, the Chinese yam is 9-15 parts by weight, the bitter apricot seedis 7-13 parts by weight, the coix seed is 15-25 parts by weight, thebamboo leaf is 7-13 parts by weight, the Chinese wolfberry root-bark is12-18 parts by weight, the ural licorice root tip is 4-8 parts byweight, the common selfheal fruit-spike is 12-18 parts by weight, thewhite mulberry root-bark is 9-15 parts by weight, the ash bark is 7-13parts by weight, the tortoise-plastron gelatin is 10-20 parts by weight,the turtle shell gelatin is 20-30 parts by weight, and the xylitol is25-35 parts by weight.
 3. The Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution of claim 1, wherein the baical skullcap rootis 10 parts by weight, the unprocessed rehmannia root is 10 parts byweight, the plantain seed is 10 parts by weight, the purslane herb is 20parts by weight, the angelica is 10 parts by weight, the cardamon fruitis 3 parts by weight, the virgate wormwood herb is 12 parts by weight,the rice beans is 15 parts by weight, the weeping forsythia capsule is10 parts by weight, the thunberg fritillary bulb is 10 parts by weight,the Chinese waxgourd peel is 20 parts by weight, the mint is 6 parts byweight, the dried tangerine peel is 6 parts by weight, the preparedatractylodes rhizome is 12 parts by weight, the waxgourd seed is 15parts by weight, the common anemarrhena rhizome is 6 parts by weight,the amur cork-tree is 10 parts by weight, the golden buckwheat rhizomeis 15 parts by weight, the fuling is 12 parts by weight, the Chinese yamis 10 parts by weight, the bitter apricot seed is 10 parts by weight,the coix seed is 20 parts by weight, the bamboo leaf is 10 parts byweight, the Chinese wolfberry root-bark is 15 parts by weight, the urallicorice root tip is 6 parts by weight, the common selfheal fruit-spikeis 15 parts by weight, the white mulberry root-bark is 12 parts byweight, the ash bark is 10 parts by weight, the tortoise-plastrongelatin is 15 parts by weight, the turtle shell gelatin is 25 parts byweight, and the xylitol is 30 parts by weight.
 4. A processing methodfor the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 1, comprising the following steps in sequence:preparation of materials, soaking, decoction, concentration, andcollecting an oral paste.
 5. The processing method for the Chineseherbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution of claim4, wherein the step of preparation of materials is: measuring rawmaterials of formula ratio according to composition of the Chineseherbal oral paste, and washing raw materials, except turtle shellgelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin, and xylitol, for subsequent use. 6.The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution of claim 5, wherein the soaking step is:soaking the cleaned raw materials with 8-10 folds of water for 8-15 h,with the water over the raw materials by 10-20 cm.
 7. The processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 6, wherein the decoction step is: decocting thesoaked drug materials over flame, firstly boiling the drug materialswith high heat to sufficiently expand, then boiling the drug materialswith low heat for 1-2 hours of decoction, then filtering drug juice withgauze, then soaking filtered dregs of decoction with clear water anddecocting the soaked dregs of decoction with low heat for 1 hour, thusrepeating 2-4 times, then combining the filtered drug juice, andsqueezing and filtering the dregs to obtain a squeezed juice; combiningthe decoction juice with the squeezed juice, followed by staticsettlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain a supernatant liquid forsubsequent use.
 8. The processing method for the Chinese herbal oralpaste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution of claim 7, whereinthe concentration step is: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquidresulted in the decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste.
 9. The processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 8, wherein the step of collecting an oral pasteis: pouring xylitol, and melted turtle shell gelatin andtortoise-plastron gelatin into the vegetarian paste respectively,stirring them continuously with a shovel while cooking them slowly withlow heat, until the juice can coagulate into beads when being droppedinto clear water and does not disperse, then canning the resulted oralpaste.
 10. The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning dampness-heat constitution of claim 9, wherein the meltingstep is: smashing lumps of turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastrongelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder, soaking andsoftening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder in Shaoxingwine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces or gelatinpowder in a steamer until they are completely melted.
 11. A processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 2, comprising the following steps in sequence:preparation of materials, soaking, decoction, concentration, andcollecting an oral paste.
 12. The processing method for the Chineseherbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution of claim11, wherein the step of preparation of materials is: measuring rawmaterials of formula ratio according to composition of the Chineseherbal oral paste, and washing raw materials, except turtle shellgelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin, and xylitol, for subsequent use. 13.The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution of claim 12, wherein the soaking step is:soaking the cleaned raw materials with 8-10 folds of water for 8-15 h,with the water over the raw materials by 10-20 cm.
 14. The processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 13, wherein the decoction step is: decocting thesoaked drug materials over flame, firstly boiling the drug materialswith high heat to sufficiently expand, then boiling the drug materialswith low heat for 1-2 hours of decoction, then filtering drug juice withgauze, then soaking filtered dregs of decoction with clear water anddecocting the soaked dregs of decoction with low heat for 1 hour, thusrepeating 2-4 times, then combining the filtered drug juice, andsqueezing and filtering the dregs to obtain a squeezed juice; combiningthe decoction juice with the squeezed juice, followed by staticsettlement for 2 h, and filtering, to obtain a supernatant liquid forsubsequent use.
 15. The processing method for the Chinese herbal oralpaste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution of claim 14, whereinthe concentration step is: boiling and skimming the supernatant liquidresulted in the decoction step, followed by stirring while decocting andconcentrating with low heat, until a drug liquid does not disperse whenbeing dropped on paper, to obtain a vegetarian paste.
 16. The processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 15, wherein the step of collecting an oral pasteis: pouring xylitol, and melted turtle shell gelatin andtortoise-plastron gelatin into the vegetarian paste respectively,stirring them continuously with a shovel while cooking them slowly withlow heat, until the juice can coagulate into beads when being droppedinto clear water and does not disperse, then canning the resulted oralpaste.
 17. The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste forconditioning dampness-heat constitution of claim 16, wherein the meltingstep is: smashing lumps of turtle shell gelatin and tortoise-plastrongelatin into small gelatin pieces or gelatin powder, soaking andsoftening the small gelatin pieces or the gelatin powder in Shaoxingwine, water bath heating the softened small gelatin pieces or gelatinpowder in a steamer until they are completely melted.
 18. A processingmethod for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heatconstitution of claim 3, comprising the following steps in sequence:preparation of materials, soaking, decoction, concentration, andcollecting an oral paste.
 19. The processing method for the Chineseherbal oral paste for conditioning dampness-heat constitution of claim18, wherein the step of preparation of materials is: measuring rawmaterials of formula ratio according to composition of the Chineseherbal oral paste, and washing raw materials, except turtle shellgelatin, tortoise-plastron gelatin, and xylitol, for subsequent use. 20.The processing method for the Chinese herbal oral paste for conditioningdampness-heat constitution of claim 19, wherein the soaking step is:soaking the cleaned raw materials with 8-10 folds of water for 8-15 h,with the water over the raw materials by 10-20 cm.